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    Sounds good to me.
    This tool also doubles nicely as a fret hammer.

Of course I always try to use the correct tool for the job

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James, I always enjoy seeing a true artist at work regardless of how crude the tools are.


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That axe may be a bit dull Anthony,but other than that it`s all good.
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Hahaha,

I love the first picture. First you giggle at the fact that you're using a sledgehammer, then you notice the earmuffs used during the voicing process... glorious!

Did the beers in the second picture have anything to do with this new build process?


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Very funny James buddy and you have me in stitches here

But don't you think that it's about time that you employed the use of some newer technology - perhaps a chain saw?

See ya next month!
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There it is Hesh my friend.Ask and you shall receive.
Dave the Beer always helps.
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  And such a fast response too


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Hilarious!
I see that you're wearing your hat in the '30-point IQ reduction' position noted by Rick Turner a few weeks ago.

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James, I too found this very funny. Thanks for the Sunday evening laugh.

One question for you.

You have what looks like two lower tone bar braces positioned for a lefty but the cutaway is for a standard righty, trying something different?

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Rod that is what the ax is for......


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Is that Dos Equis Luthier Elixir? You use the good stuff along with that double bit luthier brace shaving tool.

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I guess this thread will bring everyone back to the "how rough is too rough"
debate?!?

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Rod that`s very observant of you.The reason I wanted to try this was because since the cutaway part is missing I figured I could loosen up the top a bit on the cutaway side by the tone bars not being attached to the X brace,at least in the lower bout.I also considered just 1 finger brace in the upper bout on the cutaway side ,but chickened out after all the curly redwood explosion talk that`s been going around.Visually to me it makes since.Right now the top actually sound pretty darn good .We`ll see what happens.
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